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. 2022 Jan 20;125(5):831–838. doi: 10.1002/jso.26799

Table 3.

Odds ratio for RTC (SDS vs. OS) in all patient subgroups reviewed

Patient group (number of patients) Odds ratio for any RTC (SDS vs. OS) 95% Confidence interval p value
Age of 75–84 years (195) 0.20 0.03–1.52 0.12
BMI 30–35 (136) 0.57 0.21–1.53 0.27
BMI 35–40 (48) 0.40 0.07–2.36 0.31
ASA I (136) 0.48 0.18–1.34 0.16
ASA II (467) 0.93 0.56–1.55 0.78
ASA III (296) 0.47 0.15–1.43 0.18
Mastectomy as a reoperation after BCS with positive margins (92) 1.05 0.25–4.47 0.95
History of ipsilateral BCS and radiation therapy (49) 2.04 0.43–11.90 0.43
Surgeon's experience
Up to 20 mastectomies (64) 0.20 0.02–1.72 0.14
21–50 (116) 0.21 0.07–1.77 0.21
51–100 (124) 1.11 0.43–2.86 0.83
Over 100 (605) 0.86 0.53–1.40 0.55
Axillary procedure
SNB (305) 0.40 0.16–0.99 0.049*
ALND (487) 0.85 0.52–1.40 0.53
Bilateral procedure (102) 1.43 0.26–7.96 0.68
Diabetes (81) 0.89 0.17–4.58 0.89
Smoker (current or former) (289) 0.89 0.49–1.60 0.69
Neoadjuvant therapy (96) 0.96 0.33–2.79 0.94

Note: *Statistical significance p < 0.05.

Abbreviations: ALND, axillary lymph node dissection; ASA, American Society of Anaesthesiologists; BCS, breast conserving surgery; BMI, body‐mass index; OS, overnight stay surgery; RTC, unplanned return to care; SDS, same‐day surgery; SNB, sentinel node biopsy.